What's the catch with a free audit?
There isn't one, but here's the honest version: roughly a third of the accounts we audit turn into clients, and that's a better return than cold outreach. You get the document either way. If we can't beat what you're already doing, we'd rather tell you in week one than take a retainer for three months and hope.
Why won't you publish your prices?
Because the same ticket is two different jobs depending on what we open. An account at $3k a month with clean tracking and an account at $80k with a dead pixel and a half-verified domain are not the same engagement. You get a real number for your situation after the audit, not a number engineered to look good on a page.
How does the verified BM ticket actually work?
We build and maintain our own verified Business Managers and run your campaigns from a dedicated ad account inside ours, with your page, pixel and domain shared in. Your assets and your customer data stay in your name — you keep the pixel history and the audiences if you leave. What we don't do is hand over login access for you to operate yourself. Meta treats transferred and rented accounts as circumvention, and that ends with a permanent ban rather than a warning.
Can you get me more reviews?
From your real customers, yes — that's the whole ticket. Requests wired into your order flow, timed properly, followed up. What we won't do is write reviews, buy reviews, or route unhappy customers away from the request. Fake reviews now carry direct penalties under the FTC rule and the UK DMCC Act, and Trustpilot flags the profile publicly, which does more damage than a thin profile ever did.
What does Reddit management involve?
Monitoring every mention of your brand, answering from a disclosed brand account inside each subreddit's rules, and telling you when the right move is to stay out of a thread. No sockpuppets. Reddit bans them and the screenshot outlives the campaign.
How long is the commitment?
Three months minimum, because nothing here shows its real shape in four weeks. After that it's month to month, no auto-renew, no notice period.
Do you guarantee results?
No, and be careful with anyone who does. You get forecasts with the assumptions written down, and when one turns out wrong you hear it from us before you spot it yourself. The guarantee we will make is on work, not outcome: everything on the scope sheet ships every month or you don't pay for that month.